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Home Our Partners ATWC relies on grants, donations and bequests from organisations and individuals to support our work and provide services which are not funded by the Government. Our donors believe in our valuable work and give both goods and financial donations that enable us to change the lives of families and children for the better. ATWC would like...

6 March 2019Here at ATWC we run a small food bank for the families that we work with who need extra help. It is completely reliant on donations and unfortunately the food bank has been running low in recent weeks. One of our Social Workers in Schools (SWiS), Lauren Bartley, organised a mufti day at Otahuhu Intermediate School to raise donations for the food...

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8 November 2021**Join us in spreading Christmas Cheer!** Click here to make a monetary donation and reference “Xmas Appeal” Click the link below to download the flier: ATWC Christmas Appeal 2021 Flier - PROOF

26 February 2019A massive THANK YOU to everyone who helped out on Saturday at the annual Otahuhu Family Fun Day and for everyone who visited our stall! As the weather was not the best, the stalls were moved inside. However this did not put people off. We talked to hundreds of families, gave away lots of donations and had numerous people sign up to our FREE...

Home About **PHILOSOPHY*** **TEAM*** The Anglican Trust for Women and Children is one of Auckland’s oldest charities - with its origins stretching back more than 150 years. During the 1850s Auckland was a hard-drinking, rough pioneer society where children had no automatic right to schooling. Many sufered from life-threatening diseases, were abandoned...